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uh no . I just showed that you don't know what you read . if you even read anything or you are just reiterating someone elses posts. Either way you were wrong

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from microbe man's website. which he does not at all say not use this or that. He just simply states what they do. Almost word for word of what's in teaming with microbes. In fact he even says using kelp in a tea is definitely good to use. I think you guys either forgot what you read or...

Microbe man isn't a scientist or professional academic either. He even says he's self educated on his website. Ingham has a masters and PhD in microbiology. What claims are so preposterous? You do know microbes man's work and teaming with microbes is all based on Inghams work. Evening the...

No it doesn't slow all microbe growth it slows bacteria from producing and over growing / exploding. Again you don't want too much bacteria. It binds nutrients. You need the fungi to feed the plants . if you have only bacteria then you will have issues.

I just had an argument with Tim Wilson the other day. defending his overpriced brewer. The price os because of the diffuser he made. That man is salesman first. his claim to fame is he sold some microscopes to the Smithsonian. He uses that as a reference to his knowledge and the money he...

too much molasses will promote too much bacteria growth and tying up nitrogen. requiring more nutrients. You should try using less molasses and add kelp meal and pureed oats to balance out the bacteria and fungi. The fungi feed off the kelp and oats. fish hydroslate or sucanat are better...

1/2 cup of molasses is way too much. you only need about 3-5 tbsp for 5 gal compost tea. 1/2 cup molasses will make the tea take days til it's ready. Unless you're making a concentrated tea that's going to be diluted to a 30 gallon tea To the op if you are just looking for macro nutrients...

depends on the strain really. Just hope you don't get stemmy fox tailing

that kind of Fox tailing that early on is usually due to the light being too close. Too many photons. Some cultivars are supposed to fox tail in the last week like gorilla glue.

the nutrients in fox farm soils will last you about 2 weeks in veg. build your soil. add amendments and worm castings and garden pumice. Let the soil cook -activate and everything breaks down by microbes so it's readily available for the plant to uptake.

Its a bullshit article from a free gossip tabloid. Santa Monica observer

luck of the draw. They were rare seeds that were made around 12 years ago. They're a mix of Hawaiian landraces and African landraces. I di want a good male of kona though just to make more seeds of it at least. but I'm crossing it with others too.

I have males. kona sunset, afghani, diamonds n dust, mendo breath , and soon strawberry field's. I'm also be making back crosses of each.

This the first run. I had 16 seeds. This was the last seed. The first 15 were male. I ran 5 seeds at a time. So its taken almost 2 years to get to this point.i haven't smoked it yet. I even flowered all the males and kept the best one.

Guard dawg Dog trap lowers kona sunset

put a timer on the pump. Alternate frozen water bottles every few hours and run ac

Round 2 for one of the no till 18 gal sips, gorilla glue 4 In a few days I'll transplant kona sunset clones into an 18 gal and the 7 gal fabric pot octo pot build

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